Welcome to my studio.

My current work is a visual love letter to the changing light, shifting waters, and dramatic horizons of Long Island’s East End. Having ancestral roots in Westhampton Beach and Quogue, my landscapes represent a profound personal homecoming. I am driven to capture my perception of reality distilled into a state of beauty, truth, and atmospheric depth—honoring both the bright, serene moments of the coast and its raw, moody truths.

Rather than rendering a literal reproduction of a landscape, I rely on a meticulous sense of line, shape, and complex color layering to capture the emotional weight of the coast. Whether working in oil on canvas or panel, I translate decades of lifelong memories—from the sparkling waters of a summer afternoon to the quiet, reddish-brown glow of autumn—into textured, luminous spaces.

Artistic dedication runs deep in my lineage; as the great-granddaughter of George B. Bridgman, the legendary instructor at The Art Students League, I inherited a profound respect for structure and form. Heavily influenced by the dramatic, light-filled skies of masters like J.M.W. Turner and Claude Monet, my work seeks to balance the wild, unpredictable power of nature with a sense of lasting peace.

My work is in private collections throughout the United States.